Fall 2010

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Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
			1	2 - Nelson Mark	3	4
5	6	7 - Rev. Daniel Groody, CSC	8	9 - Evelyne Huber & John Stephens Ford Program Discussions on Development Series	10	11
12	13	14 - Simeon Alder	15 - Interdisciplinary Workshop on Chinese Culture and Society International Open House	16 - Clint Peinhardt	17 - Graduate Student Conference	18 - Graduate Student Conference
19	20	21 - Georges Enderle	22	23 - Jaime Ros	24	25
26	27	28 - Daniel Posner	29	30 - Panel Discussion
Click here for full list. Thursday, September 2 Nelson Mark Alfred C. DeCrane Jr. Professor of International Economics University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow “Demographic Patterns and Saving in China” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, September 7 Rev. Daniel Groody, CSC Associate Professor of Theology Director of the Center for Latino Spirituality and Culture, Institute for Latino Studies University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow “Dying to Live: A Theology of Immigration” 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, and the Institute for Latino Studies Thursday, September 9 Evelyne Huber Morehead Alumni Distinguished Professor of Political Science University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow John Stephens Gerhard E. Lenski, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology Director, Center for European Studies University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow “Politics, Policy, and Poverty and Inequality in Latin America” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, September 9 Ford Program Discussions on Development Series “Alumni in the Field” Matt McGarry (ND '00 College of Arts and Letters) Country Representative, Afghanistan Catholic Relief Services John Polk (ND '97 College of Engineering) Deputy Resident Country Director, Honduras Millennium Challenge Corporation Mary Claire Sullivan (ND '08, College of Business) Formerly with Community Enterprise Solutions, Guatemala and Nicaragua ND '12 MBA Candidate 7:00 pm – Greenfield’s International Cafe, Hesburgh Center Tuesday, September 14 Simeon Alder Assistant Professor of Economics University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow "Endogenous Coalitions" 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, September 15 Interdisciplinary Workshop on Chinese Culture and Society For all faculty and graduate students who are interested in topics pertaining to Chinese culture and society. 1:00 pm - 227 Hesburgh Center Please contact Cole Carnesecca for details or with any questions. Wednesday, September 15 International Open House For all ND students interested in or returning from international experiences, whether study abroad, internships, research grants, or language study. Explore possibilities in Africa, Latin America, Asia and Europe, including funding through grants and fellowships. Find out about ND opportunities that will help you use your international experiences to enhance your eligibility for post-graduate careers, fellowships and graduate studies. Learn how you can present your work at academic conferences. Connect with other globally-minded students and get involved in outreach by sharing your experiences with local school children. 4:00-7:00pm - Hesburgh Center To register for this event, click here. Thursday, September 16 Clint Peinhardt Assistant Professor of Political Science University of Texas at Dallas “Compliance and Enforcement in International Investment Arbitration” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, September 17 & Saturday, September 18 Graduate Student Conference “From Iberian Kingdoms to Atlantic Empires: Spain, Portugal, and the New World, 1250-1700” Notre Dame Conference Center Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, the Graduate School, and the PhD in Literature Program Tuesday, September 21 Georges Enderle John T. Ryan Jr. Chair in International Business Ethics University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow “Wealth Creation in China and Some Lessons for Development Ethics” 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, September 23 Jaime Ros Professor of Economics University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow "Alternative Explanations of Latin America's Productivity Slowdown" 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, September 28 Daniel Posner Associate Professor of Political Science University of California, Los Angeles “Using Satellite Imagery of Night Lights to Study Patronage and Politics in Africa” 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, September 30 Kellogg Panel Discussion Forging a Strategy for Internationalization at Notre Dame Panelists Viva Bartkus Associate Professor Mendoza College of Business Michael Coppedge Professor Department of Political Science Scott Malpass Vice President and Chief Investment Officer Rev. Timothy Scully, CSC Director Institute for Educational Initiatives Moderator Scott Mainwaring Director Kellogg Institute for International Studies Commentator J. Nicholas Entrikin Vice President and Associate Provost for Internationalization 4:45 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
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3	4 - Lauro Gonzalez Information Meeting - Undergraduate Internships, Fellowships and Grants	5 - Measuring Democracy Working Group Sudan: North/South Issues in the Shadow of the Referendum Sudan: Peace in the Balance	6	7 - Robert Bates	8 - Jacqueline Hansen Maggiore	9 - LASA Reception
10	11 - Fulbright and National Fellowship Information Night	12 - Ana María Bejarano	13 - Interdisciplinary Workshop on Chinese Culture and Society Nathan Byrd	14 - Gustavo Flores-Macías	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26 - Guillermo O’Donnell	27 - Development Studies Working Group Meeting Ford Program Discussions on Development Series	28 - Marc Morjé Howard Latin American Studies Program Reception Film Screening "You Are Here"	29 - “Students’ Perspectives on Africa”	30
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Click here for full list. Monday, October 4 Lauro Gonzalez Professor of Finance Director, Center for Microfinance Studies Getuillo Vargas Foundation, Sao Paulo, Brazil "Microfinance and Financial Inclusion in Brazil" 4:45 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center 4:30 pm Welcome Coffee *Hosted by the Portuguese Language Club and the Brazil Club of Notre Dame* Monday, October 4 Information Meeting - Undergraduate Internships, Fellowships and Grants Freshmen, sophomores and juniors, plan to attend this session to learn more about Kellogg’s various internships, awards and grants. Previous recipients will talk about their summer experiences and offer advice about how to apply and where to travel. For more information about these opportunities, see http://kellogg.nd.edu/students/index2.shtml 6:30pm - Hesburgh Center Auditorium Tuesday, October 5 Measuring Democracy Working Group: "Measuring Democracy: A Multidimensional, Tiered, and Historical Approach" Lecture by Michael Coppedge, Professor of Political Science, Kellogg Faculty Fellow, University of Notre Dame 12:30 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 5 Bishop Daniel Adwok Marko Kur, Auxiliary Bishop of Khartoum, Sudan John Ashworth, Acting Director, Denis Hurley Peace Institute “Sudan: North/South Issues in the Shadow of the Referendum” 12:30 pm - Room 3140, Eck Hall of Law Sponsored by the Center for Civil and Human Rights Tuesday, October 5 Bishop Paride Taban, Bishop Emeritus of Torit, Sudan Bishop Daniel Adwok Marko Kur, Auxiliary Bishop of Khartoum, Sudan John Ashworth, Acting Director, Denis Hurley Peace Institute “Sudan: Peace in the Balance” 4:15 pm – Hesburgh Center, Auditorium Cosponsored by Kellogg Institute for International Studies, Ford Family Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, Center for Social Concerns, Mendoza College of Business, and Center for Civil and Human Rights Thursday, October 7 Robert Bates Eaton Professor of the Science of Government and Professor of African and African American Studies Harvard University “Organizing Violence” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, October 8 “Vessel of Clay; the Inspirational Journey of Sister Carla” Book Talk and Signing with author Jacqueline Hansen Maggiore 3:00 pm - Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore, 2nd floor Study Lounge Cosponsored with Latin American/North American Church Concerns (LANACC), and the Notre Dame Hammes Bookstore Saturday, October 9 Friends of the Kellogg Institute Reception at the XXIX International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm - Toronto Hilton Monday, October 11 Fulbright and National Fellowship Information Night Learn about opportunities available for post-baccalaureate fellowships, how to identify appropriate fellowships and requirements, and the ins and outs of the application process. Information will be presented by students who have gone through the process and with Roberta Jordan from the Center for Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement (CUSE). 6:00 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 12 Ana María Bejarano Associate Professor of Political Science University of Toronto Former Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow “The Politics of Constitution Making in the Andes: A Framework” 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, October 13 Interdisciplinary Workshop on Chinese Culture and Society For all faculty and graduate students who are interested in topics pertaining to Chinese culture and society. 1:00 pm - C102 Hesburgh Center Please contact Cole Carnesecca for details or with any questions. Wednesday, October 13 Nathan Byrd Director of Operations, Latin America Covenant House/Casa Alianza “Gangs, Violence, and Youth in Latin America” 6:00 pm – Hesburgh Center, Auditorium Thursday, October 14 Gustavo Flores-Macías Assistant Professor of Government Cornell University “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger? The Effects of Militarized Anti-Drug Efforts on State Building” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 26 Guillermo O’Donnell Professor Emeritus of Political Science University of Notre Dame Senior Fellow, Kellogg Institute for International Studies “Reflections on the Multiple Faces of the State” 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, October 27 Development Studies Working Group Meeting Please contact Peter Levi at plevi@nd.edu for more information. 1:00 pm - C102 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, October 27 Ford Program Discussions on Development Series "The Common Good, Corporate Responsibility and Human Rights" Speakers: Rev. Oliver Williams, CSC Associate Professor and Director of the Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Religious Values in Business at Mendoza College of Business Douglass Cassel Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Civil and Human Rights at the Notre Dame Law School All are welcome 7:00 pm - Greenfields International Cafe, Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Notre Dame Forum. Thursday, October 28 Marc Morjé Howard Professor of Government Georgetown University "Executive Power and Electoral Contestation in Authoritarian Regimes" 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, October 28 Latin American Studies Program Reception Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff who are interested in Latin America should attend this reception. Take the time to network with others, learn about upcoming events related to the region and see this year’s Day of the Dead ofrenda located in the Hesburgh Center Great Hall. Food by La Esperanza will be provided 6:00pm - Hesburgh Center Great Hall Thursday, October 28 Film Screening "You Are Here" Follow a young medical student on a journey into the heart of rural Africa, where he volunteers at a community health clinic and faces tough questions about development, global disparities—and himself. Matt Amenta, ND ‘04, Film Director David Grew, Film Protagonist and current Notre Dame Students involved in international work. A panel discussion will follow with: David Grew, Film Protagonist; Matthew Amenta, Director (ND ‘04), Ted Reilly, Producer (ND ‘04) and current Notre Dame students engaged in international work. 7:30 pm - Eck Visitor Center Auditorium Cosponsored with Lifefinder Films, the Center for Health Sciences Advising, the Notre Dame Alumni Association, and the Department of Film, Television and Theatre. Friday, October 29 Africa Working Group Panel Discussion “Students’ Perspectives on Africa” Student Panelists Meg Keegan, Anne Kotz, Claire Naus, and Greg Rustico will reflect on their experiences in Ghana, Lesotho, Tanzania, and Uganda over the past summer. 12:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	1 - el Dia de los Muertos	2 - Gerardo Esquivel	3 - Notre Dame Forum	4 - Chang-Tai Hsieh Democratic Governance in Latin America	5 - Democratic Governance in Latin America Robert Senath Esuruku	6
7	8	9 - ~~Tasha Fairfield~~ CANCELLED	10	11 - John Gerring	12 - Measuring Democracy Working Group Lecture	13
14	15	16 - Jorge Quiroga	17 - Interdisciplinary Workshop on Chinese Culture and Society Ford Program Discussions on Development Series Norma Price	18	19	20
21	22	23 - Evelyne Huber & John Stephens	24	25	26	27
28	29	30 - Monika Nalepa
SPRING 2011 Click here for full list. Monday, November 1 El Dia de los Muertos Day of the Dead Celebration with Ofrenda by Artist Artemio Rodriguez 5:30-8:00 pm - Hesburgh Center Auditorium and Great Hall Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Institute for Latino Studies, and the Snite Museum of Art Tuesday, November 2 Gerardo Esquivel Centro de Estudios Económicos El Colegio de México Tinker Visiting Professor University of Chicago "NAFTA, Trade, and Development" 5:00 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, November 3 Notre Dame Forum “The Global Marketplace and the Common Good” Thomas Friedman, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist from the New York Times Thursday, November 4 & Friday, November 5 “Democratic Governance in Latin America” Book Launch and Policy Workshop Washington, DC *Democratic Governance in Latin America* (Stanford University Press, 2010) Edited by: Scott Mainwaring Eugene P. and Helen Conley Professor of Political Science Director, Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies Rev. Timothy Scully, CSC Professor of Political Science Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Organization of American States, and the Inter-American Dialogue Thursday, November 4 Chang-Tai Hsieh Professor of Economics The University of Chicago Booth School of Business “A Global View of Productivity Growth in China” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, November 5 Africa Working Group Lecture Robert Senath Esuruku Senior Lecturer, Institute of Ethics and Development Studies Uganda Martyrs University (UMU) Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "Gender, Governance and Participatory Development: Lessons for the Local Government in Uganda" 12:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, November 9 - CANCELLED Tasha Fairfield Department of Political Science University of California, Berkeley Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "Elites, Power, and Taxes in Latin America" Thursday, November 11 John Gerring Professor of Political Science Boston University “Are Populous, Diverse Polities More Democratic?” 4:15 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, November 12 Measuring Democracy Working Group Lecture "Reflections on Measuring Egalitarian Democracy" Evelyne Huber Morehead Alumni Distinguished Professor of Political Science University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow John Stephens Gerhard E. Lenski, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology Director, Center for European Studies University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow 12:30 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, November 16 "Latin America to the Left" Jorge Quiroga President, FUNDEMOS Former President of Bolivia 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, November 17 Interdisciplinary Workshop on Chinese Culture and Society For all faculty and graduate students who are interested in topics pertaining to Chinese culture and society. 1:00 pm - C102 Hesburgh Center Please contact Cole Carnesecca for details or with any questions. Wednesday, November 17 Ford Program Discussions on Development Series "Microfinance, Entrepreneurship, and Fair Trade” Discussion with: Ann-Marie Conrado Associate Professional Specialist, Industrial Design Jospeh Kaboski Associate Professor of Economics 7:00 pm - Greenfield's International Cafe, Hesburgh Center Wednesday, November 17 "Crossing with the Virgin: Stories from the Migrant Trail" Readings with co-author Norma Price 7:30 pm - Geddes Hall Coffee House Tuesday, November 23 Evelyne Huber Morehead Alumni Distinguished Professor of Political Science University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow John Stephens Gerhard E. Lenski, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology Director, Center for European Studies University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "Iberia and the Advanced Latin American Social Policy Regimes: Explaining the Different Trajectories" 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, November 30 Monika Nalepa Assistant Professor of Political Science University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Kroc Institute Faculty Fellow Nanovic Institute Faculty Fellow "Skeletons in the Closet: Transitional Justice in Post-communist Europe" 12:30 pm – C103 Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, and the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies

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